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Tuesday, December 12, 2017

OFW Received P2 Million Reward From his Employer

"What Goes Around Comes Around" We often hear this saying when we talk about the goodness of a person being paid unexpectedly.    This is a story of an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) named Melencio Salvador that is being featured in an episode of Tadhana, a tv show of GMA.   Base on the short clip from YouTube, Melencio is a father of four who forced to work as a caregiver in the Bahamas after his wife died to support his children. In the Philippines, his children are being maltreated by their aunt who acts as their guardian.

"What Goes Around Comes Around" We often hear this saying when we talk about the goodness of a person being paid unexpectedly.

This is a story of an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) named Melencio Salvador that is being featured in an episode of Tadhana, a tv show of GMA.

Base on the short clip from YouTube, Melencio is a father of four who forced to work as a caregiver in the Bahamas after his wife died to support his children. In the Philippines, his children are being maltreated by their aunt who acts as their guardian. 
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In the Bahamas, Melencio also known as Miong worked as a caregiver of an old and sickly man. Due to his hard work, effort and giving tender loving care, the old man included Miong in his last will and testament.

But life in the Bahamas comes never easy for Miong. There was a time he was being accused of being a theft. To support his kids, he endures also long years of homesickness and being far away from his children.

When the old man died, Miong receives reward amounting to $50,000 or equivalent to P2.5 million pesos. According to the son of the old man, Miong deserves the reward because of the love and care he showed to his father.

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Miong comes home in the Philippines and settles for good where he bought a house and a jeepney as now the source of their income.

The story of Miong is inspiring especially for OFWs. With or without reward from our employees we should work hard and do good whatever it takes every time. Our reward will come sooner or later.
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Thursday, February 16, 2017

Tax exemption for caregivers of elderly parents, proposed in Congress


As children, it is our responsibility to look and take good care of our parents when they are growing old when they do not have an income of their own.  Many of us feel the burden especially when our income is not enough to provide for our own family and for the needs of our elderly parents.  This is why the former president and now House Deputy Speaker Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is pushing for tax exemption to those taxpayers who are taking good care of their elderly parents.



As children, it is our responsibility to look and take good care of our parents when they are growing old when they do not have an income of their own.

Many of us feel the burden especially when our income is not enough to provide for our own family and for the needs of our elderly parents.

This is why the former president and now House Deputy Speaker Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is pushing for tax exemption to those taxpayers who are taking good care of their elderly parents.




House Bill 1522 that seeks to amend Section 35 of Republic Act 8424, or the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, to include an additional exemption of P25,000 for each elderly parent being cared for by a taxpayer.

“An additional exemption of P25,000 for each elderly parent shall likewise be allowed to the individual taxpayer: provided, that the elderly parent is chiefly dependent on and living with the taxpayer,” she said.



“Thus, it is not surprising to see family members who provide their aging parents a wide array of assistance from medications, adult healthcare and in some cases, medical procedures,” Arroyo noted.



Under Arroyo's proposal, an elderly is defined as any parent who is at least 60 years old with no means of support.



“One praiseworthy Filipino value is devotion to family ties. Married children take care of their parents by supporting them during their twilight years as an act of gratitude for all pains and sacrifices.”



Granting additional exemption for those taking care of their elderly parents is geared towards relieving them from tax burden and at the same time allowing them to save money which can be used to meet the nutrition, education, medicines and other basic needs of other dependents.

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